Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-10
AT WEST HAVEN SHORE

vxora of inc New Corners at Savln
 Roek-The Locomotive Firemen To-
 Day-The Catholic Fair at HoWes'
 Rink opens To-MorroW-Genera
 Jottings- Cool-South-
 ineton People Coming-G. A. R.
 Grand Picnic.
 Late corners at the hotels are as follows:
 Sea View-Mrs. Haynes, Hastings, Neb.; Mrs. E. Henderson, Bessy Rogers, Henry A. Rogers, Eunics A. Rogers, Mrs. O. W. Peck, Mrs. w. E. Judd, New Haven; N. c. Smith, Berlin: G. c. Frissell and wife, Holyoke; E. E. Bushnell, New York; E. E. James, wife and child, Miss Emma Chapman, Easthamp- ton, Mass; M. G. Reynolds and family, Mer- iden; H. L. ShermauS Holyoke; J. Harris and wife, Boston; H. E. Holden and wife, Suffeld; Dr. P. J. Rockwell and wife, Aiken, South Carolina: E. A. Ellsworth, Holyoke; Charles R. Wheeler, New York; William Reardon, Holyoke; c. B. Andrews, Waterbury; J. D. Marlow and wife, Hart ford: H. A. Bidwell, Thomaston; F. G. San ford, Stafford Springs; Louis Dutton, Mrs. w. H. Thompson, Miss Grace Thompson, Miss Ruby Thompson, Master Robert Thomp- son, Philadelphia; Mrs. Isaac A. Frisbie, Hartford; O.. E. Burke, Easthampton, Mass. D. Blakeslee, Waterbury; Frank Mallett and WIG, NEW DE1td1uS AAS' Os O' Cram, Master Eddie Cram, Master Ray Cram, Bridgeport; Mrs. Stephen Rowe, Philadelphia; Mrs. L. E. Mansfield, Philadelphia; Mrs. H. c. Squire, Mrs. .. c. Coe, Miss Grace Skinner, Miss Edie Skin ner, Hartford; Mrs. Henry Rogers, Mrs. Rufus Rogers, New Haven; 0. F. Holcomb, W. J. Holden, Southington; Mrs. o. J. M. Kehoe and family, Ansonia; W. A. Trask, Rockfall, Conn; G. Howe, Toronto, Canada
 Grove Cottage-C. T. Downes, F. A. Downes, O. D. Downes, South Britain; Mrs. A. N. Allen, Cora B. Allen, Minnie B. Al, len, Westville, Conn; James T. Rogers town, Conn; I. M Mum and wife, Holyoke, Mass; Mrs. H. L. Bristol, Miss Maude Hull, W. H. Bristol, Hamden, Conn.,; E. M. Chandler, Williamsburg, Mass; E. M. Sum mers, New York; R. L. Mcleod, New York; A. Thatcher, Hartford, Conn. c. E. Marshall, Worcester, Mass; L. I. Noble, A. W. Warren, Westfeld; w. L. WoodhilI, Boston; A. B. Barnes and fam fly, Fair Haven; F. Lyons, New Haven; D: c. Cook, New Haven; A. G. Hollister, Pratt street, Hartford; G. H. Pease. Westfeld; $. E. Granniss, New Haven; George Phelps, New Haven; Nellie Fitzgerald, Springfield; Margaret Kelly, Springfield; F. A: Nearing, Hartford; B. T. Buell., Wallingford; 5. Me- Carthy Baltimore.
 Twitchell's Hotel-G. M. Harry, New Rri- tain; M. W. Dowd, Winsted; l. L. States, New Britain; s. G. Hearn and wife, Miss M. A. Horne, Mrs. E. Hawley, Naugatuck; MT. F. F. Smith, Miss L. Guernsey, Cheshire; J. R. Sullivan, K. NJ. McCarthy, Holyoke; Min nie Winnigan, Julia Campion, Miss K: E. file, New Haven; J. H. Rhodes. Pennington; H. O.. Spencer, H. J. Smith, J. R. Cullen and F. D. Gaylord, Ansonia; w. W. Mercer, Charles Hawkins, John Darrigan, New Haven; F. Lawton, Waterbury; Frank Coch, Meriden; John Hofer, Pittsburg; MT. P. Lynch, MT. H. J. Donavan, MT. D. Nc Cough, s. E. Austin, New Haven; Mrs. H. J. Barker and family, Waterbury; A. G, Hollister, Hartford; s. K. Wilson,O. Lennox, Mrs. E. Lennox, Mrs. F. Lennox and family. New Haven.
 The cool weather has, contrary to the his tory of past seasons, but little affected the hotel business at she Rock. Indeed, the evenings there are simply delightful and guests say that but rarely has the shore been more fascinating and invigorating than dur- ing the past week. Every evening hundreds of teams from the surrounding suburbs find their way thither and, thanks to the electric lights, are enabled to go to and fro with per feet safety. It is to be regretted that the lights do not extend along the shore road, which is being at present broadened.
 To-day the Locomotive Firemen's big pie nic takes place at the shore. Their head quarters are at Howes' rink, where there will be tripping of the light fantastic tonight to good music. This is the second annual of Elm City lodge and large throng of their friends will join in the pleasant occasion. The funds raised go to worthy object, and it is hoped that good sum will be realized.
 People at the shore are looking forward with interest to the coming grand picnic oi the Admiral Foote post, which takes place at the shore August 26th.
 The grand fair by St. Lawrence's Catholic church, West Haven, at Howes' rink, opens tomorrow (Thursday) night, continuing a week. It will be inaugurated by band con- cert by Landrigan's band.
 August IF Baptist Sunday school from New Britain picnics at the shore, and have arranged for the use of Howes' rink and pa- vilion.
 August 20 quite large Southington party will picnic at Howes' rink and the shore. The excursion will be that of St. Patricks society and the Celtic society of Southington.